"Massive Data Breach: 15,000 Roku Accounts Compromised and Sold Online"

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Hackers have stolen data from over 15,000 Roku users, including credit card information, passwords, and more, selling user data for just $0.50 per account. Roku has secured affected accounts, forced password resets, investigated for fraudulent charges, canceled subscriptions, and issued refunds to defrauded users. Users are advised to change passwords, enable two-factor authentication, monitor accounts and transactions, use identity theft protection, contact bank and credit card companies, and alert contacts if hacked. Roku has taken action to secure accounts, and users are encouraged to follow security measures to protect their data.
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